Hi Daniel,
Dim dateLastSave As Date
dateLastSave = FileDateTime(ThisWorkbook.Name)
MsgBox dateLastSave
Note: ThisWorkbook.Name can be replaced with the name of the workbook in
double quotes and it can be any other workbook as well as the current one..
However, will need to include the path if it is not in the current default
path.
Example (In current default path):
dateLastSave = FileDateTime("My Other workbook.xls")
Thanks for your help! Sorry, I'm a bit new to this. Which path is
the current default path?
I would like to use the code below to get the FileDateTime for the
active workbook. It doesn't seem like I need to change the default
directory, but how would you go about doing this if needed?
Sub TestFileSave()
Dim dateLastSave As Date
Dim strPath As String
strPath = ActiveWorkbook.Path & "\" & ActiveWorkbook.Name
dateLastSave = FileDateTime(strPath)
MsgBox dateLastSave
End Sub
Thanks!
D